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. Expected Salary: Salary is negotiable, commensurate with education and experience, minimum $47,476 Minimum Requirements: Applicants should possess a Ph.D. in engineering, statistics, mathematics, physics
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under the general supervision and guidance of the FDOT staff. Candidates with strong background in concrete and asphalt pavement and materials, instrumentation, statistical methods, and database
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Postdoctoral Scholar will work with Dr. Wei Li on developing methods and tools for statistical power analyses and optimal sample size computations for longitudinal studies, conducting Monte Carlo simulations
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statistical and study team to ensure the safety and rigor of the research data. Develop academic and intervention materials including conference abstracts, peer-reviewed manuscripts, PowerPoint slides
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://biostat.ufl.edu/ ) is accepting applications for a fully-funded postdoctoral associate position. This position, available immediately, focuses on developing statistical, machine learning and deep learning methods
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in bioinformatics, including analyzing metagenomic data (e.g., virome) and phylogenomics, statistics, and an interest in infectious disease research. The ability to develop novel computational methods
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. Knowledge of molecular techniques for studying microbial communities, such as DNA extraction, PCR, and sequencing. Familiarity with statistical analysis software for data processing and interpretation
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for this position should have knowledge of higher education policy and experience cleaning, managing, and analyzing large-scale longitudinal data using Stata statistical software. A qualified candidate must hold a
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competencies: A strong background in multilevel statistical analyses. Ability to manage and analyze complex data using R, Mplus, and SPSS. Ability to work independently and proactively as part of a research team
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variety of statistical and machine learning techniques – one of her projects along these lines has been recently funded by a prestigious NIH Career Development Award for young investigators. She is